1911 SAFETY CAR PINTSCH GAS MANTLE LAMPS CATALOG

A 1911 soft back catalog, The Safety Car Heating and Lighting Company, 'Incandescent Mantle Lamps for Pintsch Gas', one-color printing, illustrated including parts schematics, 231 pages. Measures 12 x

Illustrated trade catalog by the Adams & Westlake Company with 1024 pp of railway car trimmings, oil lamps, acetylene gas lamps and generators, lanterns, headlights, signal lamps, plus steamship trimm

Three railroad Pintsch Gas keys, plus three other keys on rings, and two brass ICRR (Illinois Central Railroad) 'Pass' tags, a Pennsylvania Railroad Marker Lamp brass tag, an unattributed Parlor Car b

Circa 1911 Adams & Westlake Company catalog 124-B 'Acetylene Gas Fixture Section,' outlines the generators and lighting fixtures available, illustrated, 42 pp, oilcloth cover with additional handwritt

Eight catalogs - 1911 Stanley, two Norwalk, Velie , 1912 White gas, 1913 Niagara, Lads Car, 1914 Regal, 1916 Pierce Arrow with 40 pgs

A circa 1920s Safety Car Heating and Lighting Company 'No. 19593 Two Light Bracket Fixture, Louis XIV Style', a double electric light, Ivrene art glass shades in the manner of Steuben, no visible sign

Catalogs - Lozier - 12 pg 1905, 36 pg 1911, 32 pg 1912, 40 pg 1914, 24 pg 1914 - Pierce Arrow - 32 pg 1911, 32 pg 1918-19 - 1910 Packard 48 pg

1907 Car Deluxe 32 pgs, three Chadwick 1908 24 pgs, 1911 with 8 and 40 pgs, 1911 Atlas 32 pgs, 1912 DeTamble 32 pgs, 1913 Winton 64 pgs

Connecticut cars - 1910 Corbin 24 pgs, two Compound, 1904,1906, twelve Columbia items from 1900 to 1912, electric and gas, catalogs from 16 to 32 pages

A heavy bronze table lamp for Pullman rail cars, switch in the base, with an original mica shade. As shown in Pullman's Material and Supply Catalog (page E-149-150, plate numbers 237 and 238). Measure

Large architectural cast bronze figural gas lamp, 19th/20th c., dark patinated cast bronze with natural verdigris, in the form of a classical Goddess in robes and crown, carrying a functioning torch i

Large bi-unial English magic lantern, complete with two matching brass-bound lenses, each with rack and pinion focusing, all fittings made of brass, the chimney made of iron, two gas lamps built-in, t

Briggs & Stratton motor car. Gas-powered, runs and drives well. Built to commemorate 100 years of the automobile. Excellent condition. One of a kind.

Cast metal cigar cutter with figural paper boy under a gas lamp, which is an oil lamp with a yellow globe. Paper boy is holding a news paper reading, “Extra, fine cut chewing tobacco, best in the wo

Copper and Bronze, Probably was originally a gas lamp and converted to electric about 1915. Glass shades are period and have been with the chandelier since it was acquired. Acquired by the consignors

The Roycrofters rare table lamp East Aurora, New York mahogany, slag glass, copper signed with copper plate early gas lamp 15 3/4"sq x 19 1/2"h Provenance: The Estates of Vera Parry and Judith Parry G

A Very Rare and Fantastic Monumental Zsolnay Majolica Floor Standing Gas Lamp c.1890. Only known example. Modeled as a pink flower circular table with  central flower holding an adjustable brass pole

An antique Victorian Aesthetic Movement shade for a gas lamp offers glass construction with overall etched flowers, c1890Measures - 8.5"h x 7.25"diam; fitter 4 3/8"*** OPTIONAL SHIPPING & DELIVERY - W

SSP (single sided porcelain) Sinclair Oil porcelain sign. 6" H.

Excellent graphic, reads "Is Your Car a Gas Hog?". Marked "A - 554 Made in U.S.A Nasico - Kokomo, Ind.". Beautiful piece with great color, no real damage to be noted. Condition: (9.5). Dimensions: Fra

Patinated bronze and art glass table lamp, c. 1911, Handel Lamp Co., model number 5066, referred to as the sunset palm design, having domed shade, slag glass panels with metal overlay depicting a land

A VICTORIAN HANGING DIMPLE AMETHYST GLASS AND GILT METAL GAS PARLOR LAMP, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, with a square repoussé reservoir and twisted supports.

JASON SELEY Welded Car Bumper Tall Lamp. Industrial Sculpture. 1974. Designed to function as Lamp; Presents as Sculpture. Jason Seley was a Dean of the Cornell University College of Architecture, Art

SSP. A very nice displaying sign. Sign shows very color & gloss, with a very clean field free of any chipping. Sign shows fours areas of small touch ups along the outer edge. The field is very clean,